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dominant
adjective
1 most important, evident or active; foremost.
2 tending or seeking to command or influence others.
3 said of a building, etc: overlooking others from an elevated position.
4 biol denoting a gene whose phenotype is fully expressed in an individual whether there are two dominant alleles, or one dominant and one recessive allele.
5 denoting a characteristic determined by such a gene.
6 biol denoting the most prevalent plant or animal species in a particular community or during a particular period, or describing an animal that occupies a superior position within a group of its own kind.
noun
1 music the fifth note on a musical scale.
2 biol a dominant gene.
3 biol a dominant animal or plant.
[16c: from dominate]
adjective
1 most important, evident or active; foremost.
2 tending or seeking to command or influence others.
3 said of a building, etc: overlooking others from an elevated position.
4 biol denoting a gene whose phenotype is fully expressed in an individual whether there are two dominant alleles, or one dominant and one recessive allele.
5 denoting a characteristic determined by such a gene.
6 biol denoting the most prevalent plant or animal species in a particular community or during a particular period, or describing an animal that occupies a superior position within a group of its own kind.
noun
1 music the fifth note on a musical scale.
2 biol a dominant gene.
3 biol a dominant animal or plant.
[16c: from dominate]
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